Tons of amazing tech articles are published on Hashnode Blogs every week. Here are last week's must-read articles on Hashnode.
Let's face it; we all procrastinate one way or another. But that's what makes us humans and not robots. It's almost impossible to not procrastinate, but it is not impossible to be consistent. In this article, Victoria Lo highlights what she learned from Tapas Adhikary's insightful talk at the Hashnode Technical Writing Bootcamp and reflects on how she stayed pretty consistent in writing for over 4 months at Hashnode.
Github CLI is one of the long-awaited features in the tech ecosystem. With this new feature, you can make a pull request directly from your command line. Micaiah Effiong explained how to make a pull request using GitHub CLI in this article.
Nick Bull has used VSCode for over 4 years. In this article, he shares 5 useful VSCode extensions you need to know about.
In this article, Madza shares 24 modern ES6 code snippets sorted based on their practical use from 30 seconds of code.
Using Docker in your development workflow has a positive impact on your productivity. It eliminates the typical "It worked on my machine" type of bugs, and the setup on a different machine only requires a running Docker daemon and nothing else. In this article, Jakob Klamser demystifies the process of dockerizing your development environment for NodeJS.
Vanilla CSS allows animation of HTML elements using CSS properties. This is very powerful and quite simple to learn and use. As a beginner to CSS animation, I have learned some cool things and made a photo gallery 🖼️. In this article, Tapas Adhikary shares a step-by-step approach to animating a photo gallery with CSS.
After being inspired by Hiroko Nishimura and Emma Bostian, Antonio Lo Fiego (He/Him) shares the result of months of research and investments in what he currently considers to be his perfect work from home and productivity setup in this article.
Between 2006 and 2015, JQuery was revolutionary. It was a library that did everything that developers had a hard time maintaining code for standardized API to select elements in HTML and cross-browser support. However, the appearance of ECMAscript 6 (ES6) and other important features in CSS3 revolutionized the web. In this article, Justin Ho shares how to refactor JQuery to native JavaScript.
Yes, the title is a clickbait. There is no way you can understand the basics of git technology in just 10 minutes. But you can get pretty close in about 25 minutes. And that is the purpose of this article by Gowtham Venkatesan - to give you a comprehensive beginner’s guide to Git.
In this article, Bhanu Teja Pachipulusu explains the basic javascript concepts that you need to know before you start learning React.
In this article, amirul asyraf shares 14 Data types in Typescript that you should know as a beginner.
Next.js makes building Full-stack applications in the JAMstack much easier, but there's still a few pieces to figure out. Where are you going to store data? How are you handling authentication? Well, here's how to put it all together in this article by James Q Quick.
Developers are responsible for making the web more accessible. In this article, Chris Bongers shares 5 accessibility tools you didn't know about.
Python has various packages to make your life easy to don't need to code from scratch. These are some of the packages which you can use to build your next project in Python. Article by Hrithwik Bharadwaj
Docker has grown rapidly in popularity and has been adopted by many companies and teams. In this article, Jay Desai explains why you should use Docker and some of its core principles.
In this article, Miguel Brito shares the top 5 unusual features you can find in Python. Experienced Python developers might recognize some of them.
Fahad Imran journey as a programmer started when he chose to pursue Software Engineering as a major after completing my High School Education. Since then, he has been programming for the better part of the last 3 years in various programming languages from Python, Java, C++, and recently JavaScript. This is his advice for new programmers.
The process of writing an ebook provided a lot of value in helping Colby Fayock grow as both a developer and content creator. In this article, he shares what he learned from building his first ebook, 50 Projects for React and the Static Web.
In this article, Marko Denic shares a list of resources for everything you need to learn HTML and CSS, the next steps on your journey, like hosting for your projects, CV generators, websites to find a job, and much more.
In this article, Ritvik Dubey shares how to make a dark mode toggle switch with CSS only without JavaScript and that too with few lines of code.
Bhanu Teja Pachipulusu recreated his own version of the popular Hacker News website. It's modern, intuitive, and responsive. In this article, he shares his approach and tech stack.
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